Building a Global Network
Many associations in the Professional Immigrant Networks (PINs) program have partnerships with international organizations around the globe. In this article, we find out how some of these associations work with their international partners to build capacity and...
Kaleidoscope Initiative – Building A Stronger Community
TRIEC recently made a trip to Western Australia, to learn from, and share knowledge with, The Kaleidoscope initiative. Kaleidoscope was started by the City of Stirling, to leverage Stirling’s diverse population and build a stronger economy and community. Sarah Janali,...
Good news for immigrant professionals in the Ontario 2018 budget
The Ontario government has announced new funding that will provide a big boost to immigrant job-seekers. They will be investing an additional $45.6 million over three years into the Ontario Bridge Training Program, serving up to 14,000 more immigrants. The...
Canada Looked Upon As Leader When it Comes To Immigration and Settlement Policy
Left to Right: Janine Freeman MLA, Member for Mirrabooka; Hon. Mark McGowan MLA, Premier of Western Australia; Margaret Eaton, Executive Director, Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC); Anna Kostecka, Senior Manager, Learning and Inclusive Workplaces,...
New Resources For Professionals in 2018
Are you looking for practical tools and support to make your organization a more inclusive place to work? Look no further – TRIEC is launching these resources for leaders, teams, and HR professionals in 2018… 1. TRIEC Campus is changing to TRIEC Learning ! TRIEC is...
New Partner Story: Unilever Canada – “TRIEC Mentoring Partnership fits with our Sustainable Living Plan”
Unilever is one of the world’s leading suppliers of consumer goods. With sales in over 190 countries, they reach two billion consumers a day. By becoming an employer partner in TRIEC Mentoring Partnership, Unilever Canada is living their core values of diversity and...
Celebrating the Greater Toronto Area mentors and organizations who give back to their professional communities
Toronto, ON – January 31st, 2018. As part of mentoring month, the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) is celebrating some of the stars of its renowned mentoring program. At the TRIEC Mentoring Partnership Annual Recognition Event tonight, TRIEC will...
“I would recommend the experience to anyone”
Craig Alexander is Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist for the Conference Board of Canada. He shares his experience of being a mentor with TRIEC Mentoring Partnership. I became a mentor with TRIEC Mentoring Partnership when I worked with TD Bank. At first I was...